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editI thought overall, that this article is a clear and concise overview about B. impatiens! The lead section provides a good and concise introduction to the article, with each sentence laying out a description of each major topic of the rest of the article. The content is relevant to the topic, although some of the references seem outdated, with some articles dating back to the 1990s, with one even coming from an article from 1934. I also wish there was content specifically about the production of honey, as there are only a few sentences on this at the end of the Diet section. The article is from a neutral point of view and each fact is backed up by a source, although there were a few sources were the link did not work, and one that only linked to the Amazon page where you could buy the source. In addition, some sources are not from peer-reviewed articles and instead from random websites like "Bumblebee.org". The images provide a good visual representation of the article, only I wish there were images with differences between queens and workers like the article states. In addition, one image is not captioned, so I'm not sure what is is exactly representing--Mvtrinh (talk) 03:06, 11 April 2021 (UTC)
Range Map
editIt would be nice if we could update the range map so that it included Canada as well. I know this species is widely distributed up here. --Dmfallak (talk) 15:12, 11 March 2024 (UTC)
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